Fehérjéit

Fehérjéit is a Hungarian possessive form of the noun fehérje (protein). It marks ownership by a third person singular subject (he, she, or it) and is used when the possessed item is proteins that belong to someone or something. In contexts where the direct object is definite, the form can appear with a definite-object suffix, such as -t, yielding fehérjéit in phrases like a beteg fehérjéit (the patient’s proteins). The base noun fehérje is the broad term for proteins, which are complex molecules essential to the structure and function of living organisms.

Morphology and usage overview:

- Fehérje → fehérjék (plural) for the base plural form “proteins.”

- Fehérjéje / fehérjéi / fehérjéit are possessive forms indicating ownership by a third person singular subject; fehérjéit is commonly used in sentences where the possession is coupled with a definite direct object.

- The exact suffix form can shift with grammatical context (person, number, definite vs. indefinite object), but fehérjéit consistently conveys “his/her/its proteins.”

Examples:

- A sportoló fehérjéit vizsgálták. (The athlete’s proteins were analyzed.)

- A betegek fehérjéit elemezték. (The patients’ proteins were analyzed.)

Context and relation to broader topics:

Fehérjéit sits within Hungarian noun phrase construction and demonstrates how possession and definiteness interact in object phrases. Related topics include fehérje (protein) as a biological concept and the broader system of Hungarian possessive suffixes and definite object markings.

See also:

- Fehérje (protein)

- Hungarian possessive forms

- Hungarian definite object suffixes